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Oil jumps after Libya says may declare force majure as protests suspend production

Libya's National Oil Corporation says it suspended production due to protests at oil fields and may declare force majure on expected deliveries. Operations were suspended at three oil fields after members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard, which secures Libya's oil facilities, closed a valve on the main Hamada-Zawiya crude-loading pipeline.

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Libya's National Oil Corporation says it suspended production due to protests at oil fields and may declare force majure on expected deliveries.

Operations were suspended at three oil fields after members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard, which secures Libya's oil facilities, closed a valve on the main Hamada-Zawiya crude-loading pipeline.

With that move, the US 10-year yield has also broken 5% once again.

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Libya's National Oil Corporation says it suspended production due to protests at oil fields and may declare force majure on expected deliveries. Operations were suspended at three oil fields after members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard, which secures Libya's oil facilities, closed a valve on the main Hamada-Zawiya crude-loading pipeline. With that move, the US 10-year yield has also broken 5% once again.

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With that move, the US 10-year yield has also broken 5% once again. This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

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